Will the Pulsar Adventure be better or worse regarding maintenance and long term ownership experience than normal Pulsars?
If you own an adventure style bike (even one based on a 125cc platform), you might find that it comes with different challenges than a standard street bike. When you’re dealing with dust and potentially off road use, the Pulsar Adventure could have components that need to be serviced more often. You might be needing to change out stuff like air filters, suspension stuff, probably more robust chain and sprocket sets and stuff than that. In addition, the ADV style bike has specialized parts and it will be difficult to get the part as well as expertise to service the bike. This could be particularly important in the case of buyers accustomed to the ease and the wide support network of standard Pulsar models.
It'll be a nightmare to maintain I think. Those extra bits are only going to lead to more things to break and replace.
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